British folk-rockers Mumford & Sons came back to Auckland last night to headline a mini-festival at Western Springs, and Crave! sent Rachel van Luyt along to shoot the show. Mumford & Sons Angie McMahon Leon Bridges Michael Kiwanuka Tiny Ruins
A Twenty One Pilots concert is a thing of the most remarkable energy and intensity. On paper, it is a simple affair — Joshua Dun’s drumkit is front and centre on a huge stage, with a microphone stand and an…
Into the second half of Canadian Shania Twain’s first Auckland concert at Spark Arena, and the singer songwriter takes up residence on a small elevated stage in the middle of the seating area. The big show that’s been unfolding on…
Red Jumpsuit Apparatus played at Auckland’s Galatos Lounge the other night, and Rachel van Luyt was there to shoot the show for Crave!.
I wrote a rather disparaging review of a Passenger concert about four years ago. Since them I’ve seen him a few more times — opening for Ed Sheeran at Mount Smart Stadium, busking in Aotea Square, and in that time…
Def Leppard returned to Auckland last night to play their classic album Hysteria in its entirety, supported by The Scorpions, who were making their first-ever visit to New Zealand. And Steve was there to shoot the show for Crave!. The…
Two years — almost to the day — after their last visit to Auckland’s Powerstation, James returned to New Zealand to play a fully sold-out show. And just as they did two years ago, they demonstrated why they, unlike most…
This review has Steve’s byline, but it was written by both Steve and our Intrepid Crave! Guest Reviewer Debbie, who braved the SnakePit at last night’s concert, and who reviewed the Tampa show of Taylor Swift’s Reputation Stadium Tour for Crave! in episode…
Postmodern Jukebox played in Auckland on Friday night, and Grace Watson was there to shoot the show for Crave!
I’m willing to accept that I might not be in the target demographic for Katy Perry’s concert at Auckland’s Spark Arena last night, the penultimate show of her Witness world tour; I not sure, though, that the pre- and early-teen…